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Chemicals & Plastics commercial solar

Solar for Chemicals & Plastics

Energy-intensive processes deserve a lower-cost source.

Extruders, compressors and process heat make daytime demand high and consistent — conditions under which on-site solar performs at its best.

Solar for your industry

We start from how your industry actually runs.

Chemicals and plastics operations run extruders, injection moulding, compressed air, chillers and process heat through continuous daytime schedules. Electricity is typically the dominant controllable cost, and carbon intensity is under growing scrutiny from customers and regulators.

Large roof areas and consistent baseload enable systems with very high self-consumption. Generation directly offsets the process loads that dominate the bill.

A flat, high daytime profile against large clear roofs delivers one of the strongest commercial cases in industrial solar, whatever the funding route.

Chemicals & Plastics operations

Why go solar?

Six reasons it works for chemicals & plastics.

Reduce electricity expenditure

Offset extrusion, moulding, compression and chiller loads all day.

Improve long-term price visibility

Stable generation costs protect margins in a volatile market.

Reduce carbon emissions

Cut the carbon intensity of energy-intensive processes.

Maximise self-consumption

Continuous processes absorb generation on site, hour by hour.

Support customer and regulatory expectations

Measurable carbon reduction for reporting and tenders.

Create long-term business value

Decades of lower costs on your dominant energy load.

The three routes

Three ways to go solar.

Same system, three commercial routes. Choose no upfront cost, spread the investment, or own it outright — each option is explained on its service page.

How it works

From first conversation to first kilowatt.

  1. 01

    Tell us about your business

    Share your site, your operations and your annual electricity spend.

  2. 02

    Site & energy assessment

    We survey the roof or land and analyse how and when you consume power.

  3. 03

    Receive your tailored proposal

    A clear comparison of funded, financed and outright purchase options.

  4. 04

    Agreement & installation

    Sign the agreement and our teams install with minimal disruption.

  5. 05

    Generate solar energy & ongoing support

    Solar powers your operations, with monitoring and maintenance in place.

Our work & clients

Projects we have delivered

50 MW West Raynham utility-scale ground-mounted solar farm
Utility-scale · Fakenham, Norfolk

50 MW West Raynham

50 MWp · 46.7 GWh/yr

9.8 MW Hayford utility-scale ground-mounted solar farm
Utility-scale · Westbury, Shropshire

9.8 MW Hayford

9.8 MWp · 15.3 GWh/yr

7.2 MW West Holcombe utility-scale ground-mounted solar farm
Utility-scale

7.2 MW West Holcombe

7.2 MWp · 6.9 GWh/yr

2.5 MW Barnfield utility-scale ground-mounted solar farm
Utility-scale

2.5 MW Barnfield

2.5 MWp · 2.3 GWh/yr

12 MW Chelveston utility-scale ground-mounted solar farm
Utility-scale

12 MW Chelveston

12 MWp · 48.0 GWh/yr

Lissett Residential Homes commercial solar PV and battery storage installation in YO42 1NR with 234.5kW rooftop system
Commercial · Pocklington, East Riding of Yorkshire

Lisset's Residential Homes

234 kWp · 146,040 kWh/yr

Holiday Inn Express Cardiff Airport commercial rooftop solar PV installation with 128.35kW Trina panel system in Rhoose CF62 3BT
Hospitality

Holiday Inn Express Cardiff Airport

128 kWp · 85,148 kWh/yr

Morrison's Clacton-On-Sea
Retail · Clacton-on-Sea, Essex

Morrison’s Clacton-On-Sea Supermarket

600 kWp · 540,000 kWh/yr

Brooke Energy – Jewells Farm
Agriculture · Hemyock, Devon

Brooke Energy – Jewells Farm Solar PV Project

127 kWp · 95,700 kWh/yr

Treowen Stars Sports and Social Club in Newbridge, featuring rooftop solar PV system and battery storage reducing energy costs and supporting sustainable community facilities
Community · Newbridge, Caerphilly County Borough

Treowen Stars Sports and Social Club

12 kWp · 9,219 kWh/yr

Commercial solar PV installation at Thompson Street Barry Flats in Barry CF63 4JL, showing a flat roof mounted solar array and Growatt three-phase inverter delivering renewable electricity for a multi-residential building in South Wales.
Residential · Barry, Vale of Glamorgan

Thompson Street Barry Flats

4 kWp · 3,662 kWh/yr

Commercial solar installation at Upton Barn Wedding Venue in Devon, featuring rooftop PV system delivering renewable energy savings and reduced carbon emissions for rural hospitality operations
Hospitality · Cullompton, Devon

Upton Barn Wedding Venue

50 kWp · 33,408 kWh/yr

A Charity Centre with 30.6kW solar panel installation on corrugated agricultural barn roof at All Creatures Great and Small Animal Sanctuary, Cwmbran, South Wales. High-efficiency Sungrow PV system with Solax hybrid inverter technology installed by SolarTech UK
Agriculture · Llanfrechfa

All Creatures Great and Small

31 kWp · 25,888 kWh/yr

Pear Tree Drive Wembley, featuring multi-array rooftop deployment, SolaX inverter systems, and safe electrical integration delivering renewable electricity for a residential apartment block in London.
Residential · Wembley, Greater London

Pear Tree Drive

13 kWp · 11,532 kWh/yr

The Fern Partnership 6.16kW solar panel installation featuring 14 Jinko Tiger Neo 440W all-black photovoltaic panels with Fox ESS battery storage system installed on slate roof in North Road Wales CF43 4PS by SolarTech
Education · Ferndale, Rhondda Cynon Taff

The Fern Partnership

6 kWp · 4,716 kWh/yr

Markaz Tawheed
Commercial · Cardiff, Cardiff

Markaz Tawheed

40 kWp · 38,000 kWh/yr

Rooftop walkway beside solar panels at Blandford Connect
Community · Blandford, Dorset

Blandford Connect

50 kWp · 50,648 kWh/yr

Solis inverter and isolator installed at Southill Primary School
Education · Weymouth, Dorset

Southill Primary School

50 kWp · 50,420 kWh/yr

Walled garden lake at Upton Barn
Hospitality · Cullompton, Devon

Upton Barn & Walled Garden

50 kWp · 33,408 kWh/yr

Electrical distribution board at Blandford School
Education · Blandford, Dorset

Blandford School

44 kWp · 46,327 kWh/yr

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